Study reveals the critical skills youth lost because of lockdowns

Published September 27, 2024 9:54am ET



Adolescents and young adults were not doing so great before COVID-19. Blame it on social media coupled with safetyism run amok, but mental health problems among this demographic seemed to be on the rise while face-to-face socialization seemed to be down.

To the surprise of no one except maybe our esteemed yet ironically titled public health experts, locking young people in their rooms for extended periods did little to improve things.

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